They are listed under creative names so it's hard to catch:
http://www.videosift.com/video/Cornstarch-and-Water-Dancing-on-a-Subwoofer
http://www.videosift.com/video/Dancing-Goop-Non-Newtonian-Fluid
*discard
sorry 'bout that! It was a good one anyway!

that's the trippiest cornstarch-people orgy I have ever seen

I think Newton's model would account for that.

Why has no one added food coloring to cornstarch/water to make it less disgusting looking? It's like how it took well over a decade for computer companies to move away from beige.

With speedy cornstarch attendants!

From ye olde Wikipedia: "A non-Newtonian fluid is a fluid which cannot be described by a single constant viscosity. Most commonly, the viscosity changes with the applied shear stress."

Cornstarch and water is probably the simplest non-Newtonian fluid.

It is a bit pretentious sounding, though. Just call it cornstarch...

I always see tortured souls swimming in vibrating cornstarch.

Is "Non- Newtonian Fluid' code for cornstarch and water? I love a good cornstarch video.

>> ^RedSky:
Anyone got the number of this 'person assistant'? Got a few jobs for her ...

Don't tell me- These jobs for her involve her doing a few jobs for you, am I right? Pervert.

>> ^Video title:
Do Not Try This At Home - Cornstarch and Ellen DeGeneres

Aww. Why can't I try this at home?

I'd like to fill a swimming pool with corn starch and watch unsuspecting people try to dive in.

dupe?

http://www.videosift.com/video/Pool-full-of-non-newtonian-goodness-aka-cornstarch-and-H2O

i LOVE how he says cornstarch

"That's how Jesus did it. "

Yeah he must have gotten thousands upon thousands of pounds of cornstarch and dumped it into the sea. It all makes sense.

i use cornstarch frequently ... when making gravy, stew, etc ... i just didn't know it did THIS!!!

i can certainly hold my own in the culinary dept!

Clearly Ladybug is a modern woman who hasn't set foot in the kitchen... like ever...

Corn starch has a distinctive appearance and feel when mixed raw with water or milk, giving easily to gentle pressure but resisting sudden pressure. It is also used as a thickener in many recipes. Cornstarch is best dissolved in cold water, as it forms obstinate lumps when mixed with warm or hot water.

Oh man, is there nothin' cornstarch can't do??!

I see 11 disciples with 80 pound sacks of corn starch on their backs. John's hooking up a OPA90 spec cornstarch containment boom, and Jesus is using miracle 120V power to run his DeWalt 1/2" drill with a mixing paddle.